Pflugerville Animal Hospital

July is recognized as Lost Pet Prevention Month, making it the perfect reminder to review your pet's identification information. Collars, tags, and microchips can play an important role if a pet ever becomes separated from their family.

Taking a few minutes to confirm your contact information is current can provide valuable peace of mind.

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When the months get hotter and drier, we generally know the signs to look out for heat exhaustion or heat stroke in our human selves. But what about our beloved furkids? Here's what to look for in our dogs to keep them safe from the heat.

During these hot days, we don't like to spend much time outside without quick access to ice cold water to stay hydrated and somewhere with air conditioning. If it's too hot outside for us, imagine what the heat does to our furry feline companions. Don't leave them outside!

Hydration plays a vital role in your pet's overall health, especially during warmer months. Pets can become dehydrated more quickly than many owners realize, particularly during outdoor activities.

Make water readily available both indoors and outdoors, and pay attention to signs that your pet may need a break from the heat.